0.9.1- Logging: you may now turn on java.util.Logging support for your scripted Analyzer by calling setLogging(true). Optionally, you can pass in a Logger to use to override the default logger. This may be convenient if you want to wrap other logging systems such as Log4J.
- Some bugs fixed with class path expansion: the Analyzer no longer assumes that non-.class files are JARs. This fix also removes the ugly IOException checked exception from Analyzer constructors.
- A new usage option. Try invoking the Analyzer from the command line with -h or --help!
- It was available before, but now officially endorsed: split output. Send successfully loaded classes to STDOUT and failures to STDERR, to be captured independently.
0.9- Scripting interface: use Oops! from Java, Beanshell, Groovy, etc. in addition to running it as a standalone program.
- Better threading & interrupt handling (flag interrupts, stop processing, etc.)
- DependencyVisitor interface for custom scripting
- Quite a bit of clean up and refactoring.
- Static convenience methods for scripting
- Improvements to build script
0.8Initial release. - Main program, which analyzes failed dependencies
- Which utility, to find the source of currently loaded class files
- Build script
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